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Whirl Wet Dust Collection System
or Bag House Dust Collector? Tri-Mer is industry's dust collection expert, providing cost-effective alternatives for every dust
collection requirement: large and small particulate, 500 to 100,000+ cfm, soluble dusts, insoluble
dusts, explosive dusts from exotic metal grinding, intermittent operations, and continuous use.
Wet dust collectors are often preferable, but dry dust collection can be a workable option, too.
Costs are comparable. Here are a few things to consider:
- Whirl Wet dust collectors require very little maintenance. Unlike a bag house, a Whirl Wet dust
collector does not use "consumable" parts. A bag house uses filter bags that have to be
purchased, inventoried and discarded when the bag reaches capacity.
- Whirl Wet dust collectors offer three ways to handle collected material, which is generally
compressed into a filter cake that's easy to handle and dispose of. Whirl Wet can operate
"24/7", with zero shutdown, even during system maintenance. A bag house requires pulse
cleaning. A Whirl Wet dust collector does not pulse, and is self-cleaning.
Whirl Wet dust collectors won't clog under any operating conditions. A bag house dust collector
can clog when material is sticky, or when humidity is high, so applications with these
conditions are best served with wet dust collectors.
Whirl Wet dust collectors provide 99%+ uptime performance, and handle soluble and insoluble particulate. Several processes can usually be ducted to one Whirl Wet dust collector.
- A wet dust collector and a bag house can both be used in food processing, in the powder /bulk
solids industries, and throughout the chemical and pharmaceutical industries; also for
collecting metal fines, dusts from stone, and brick and tile manufacturing. Wet dust collectors
are best for applications such as lead oxide dust collection and wherever there are volatile
materials (such as exotic metal dusts) or dust explosion hazards.
Bag house systems supplied by Tri-Mer are self-contained, and fully automatic where needed.
A bag house is manufactured from mild steel, stainless steel, titanium, and other materials.
Tri-Mer also supplies ducting, access platforms, ventilation and instrumentation. A bag house is
engineered for dusts of 3 microns and larger, generated by these processes:
- Woodworking
- Powder processing
- Material handling
- Primary metals, including steel-making
- Metals fabrication: grinding, sawing, sanding, polishing
- Papermaking
- Ceramics manufacturing
- Mixing and blending operations
- Mining
Have a potential application? Contact Tri-Mer
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